A group of frogs once set out to climb to the top of a tall tree. As they began, the other frogs shouted from below:
“It’s too high!”
“You’ll never make it!”
“It’s impossible!”

One by one, the frogs gave up—discouraged by the noise around them.

But one frog kept climbing... and eventually reached the top.

The others were stunned. “How did he do it?” they asked.

It turns out *he was deaf.*

He didn’t hear the doubt, the fear, or the negativity. He only focused on the goal.

*The lesson?*
Sometimes, success isn’t about talent or strength—
It’s about tuning out the noise.

Be deaf to doubt.
Be deaf to fear.
Be deaf to the voices that say *you can’t.*
And you just might prove them all wrong.